The phrase "a screenplay at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a screenplay that is located at a specific place or event, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "I found a screenplay at the library that I think you would love."
Alternatives: "a script at the" or "a screenplay in the".
You are writing a screenplay at the moment.
Through a coincidence (I was writing a screenplay at the same studio at the same time), I was able to read Ring Lardner, Jr.'s original screenplay for M*A*S*H a screenplay for which he later received an Academy Award, though Altman's actual film uses only its bare bones.
He also had a screenplay at the time; it was called 'Platoon,' which was eventually to become a phenomenal success.
With a nearly shaved head, wearing a filthy and torn white T-shirt, he is the con man who turns up at his mother's place where his buttoned-down brother, Austin, is house sitting, writing a screenplay at a typewriter at the kitchen table.
However, when I write a screenplay, at some point, I need to freeze the creative process and give it to actors, producers and financiers who get the film made.
Emma was writing a screenplay, at least, and taking pictures.
I would be really interested to see a screenplay at any time.
"If you're going to accurately see human beings, how much affection can you have for them?" Currently they are working on a screenplay set at the Culinary Institute of America in Rhinebeck, N.Y.
The quirky drama, which takes a look at contemporary life in America through the lens of a grieving mother (Frances McDormand) and her frustrations with local law enforcement, won a screenplay prize at the Venice Film Festival.
Rohrwacher's movie, which won a screenplay prize at the recent Cannes Film Festival, feels recognizably of a piece with her 2015 portrait of communal life, "The Wonders," set among a family of Tuscan beekeepers.
The top honor for an original screenplay at the Writers Guild awards went to Dustin Lance Black for "Milk," the biopic about Harvey Milk, the murdered gay-rights leader.
